When a Poland-based manufacturer opted to modernize an endothermic generator, it turned to UPC-Marathon for an endogas cooler that uses air as the cooling agent.

Adiabatic cooling is an eons-old method of cooling spaces using the absorption of heat by water as it changes phase from a liquid to a vapor. Ancient Egyptians took advantage of this method by hanging wet cloths in the openings of their living quarters and letting the dry desert air pass through to provide a cooling effect.

Intended for use in desalination systems, seawater cooling, and chemical processing, DST P40I pressure is manufactured of titanium and has a ceramic pressure sensing element.

In the September issue, we look at water cooling as a means of managing process temperatures. 

Choosing an appropriate water filtration system for industrial cooling processes can be a daunting task, but it does not have to be. 

This article looks at the benefits of using adiabatic cooling, electronically commutated (EC) fans and smart control systems.